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The Outsider Magazine  

A publication of Intuit: The Center for Intuitive and Outsider Art

The Outsider provides in-depth coverage of Intuit's exhibits, programs and special events as well as other important discoveries in outsider art. Published three times per year, The Outsider has a worldwide readership of over 6,000.

Current issue features:
. Place of Honor- Henry Darger Room Collection
. Photo Op- Mark Michaelson
. Natural Appeal- Chris Hipkiss

Janet Franz , Editor
Lowercase, Inc., Art Direction and Design
To submit an article for consideration, email Cleo Wilson.

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Read past Outsider articles

Sister Gertrude Morgan Everlasting: Breaking Free of the Confines of Race and Gender
By Kymberly N. Pinder, Ph.D
The Outsider, Volume 10/ issue 1/Winter 2005

Vibrant Spirits: The Art of Derek Webster
By Marilyn Houlberg
The Outsider, Volume 8/Issue 3/Spring 2004

The Seen and the Unseen: The Life, Death, & Mystery Art of Simon Sparrow
By Paul Schmelzer
The Outsider, Volume 5/Issue 2/Winter 2001

Birth and Rebirth
By Joyce Scott
The Outsider, Volume 5/Issue 1/ Fall 2000

An Interview with Lonnie Holley
By Scott Snyder
The Outsider, Volume 4/Issue 1/ Fall 1999

Thought on the Question: Why Darger?
By John M. MacGregor, PhD
The Outsider, Volume 2/Issue 2/ Winter 1998


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Intuit: The Center for Intuitive and Outsider Art promotes public awareness, understanding, and appreciation of intuitive and outsider art through education,
exhibition, collecting and publishing.  Intuit defines ‘intuitive and outsider art’ as the work of artists who demonstrate little influence from the mainstream art world,
and who instead are motivated by their unique personal vision. This definition includes art brut, non-traditional folk art, self-taught art, and visionary art.